Across various cities in Europe, protests have erupted in solidarity with Gaza, condemning Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement. Demonstrators, particularly in German cities such as Berlin, expressed their anger against Israel's actions and called for sanctions and a full boycott of the country. The protests highlight the rising tensions and ongoing dissatisfaction with Israel's military actions as they continue to impact Gaza.

In Berlin, protesters waved Palestinian flags and displayed slogans critical of the German government, accusing it of continuing arms exports to Israel amidst the crisis. They called attention to German companies involved in arms manufacturing and joint ventures with Israeli firms, arguing that such collaborations contribute to the ongoing violence in Gaza. This has led to widespread calls for the German government to reevaluate its international relations and cease support for Israel.

The protesters emphasized that the ceasefire agreement, which was expected to bring relief, has not been honored by Israel. They expressed determination to continue their demonstrations and exert pressure on the German government to impose sanctions and cut diplomatic ties with Israel, given the perception that visiting Israeli officials undermines efforts for peace and justice for the Palestinian people. The sentiment among demonstrators reflects a significant shift in public opinion within Germany concerning the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.